💎 Varnedoe Jackson Pollock MoMA New York 1998 First Edition Major Exhibition Catalogue

Written by renowned art historian Kirk Varnedoe with contributions by Pepe Karmel, this volume remains one of the most important studies of Pollock's life and work.

Richly illustrated with hundreds of colour and black-and-white reproductions, the book examines Pollock's artistic development, his revolutionary drip paintings, and his lasting influence on Abstract Expressionism. Published as the official catalogue of the major retrospective exhibition, it has become an essential reference for collectors, researchers and admirers of twentieth-century American art.

Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1998. Clothbound hardcover with dust jacket. Illustrated throughout.

Condition: good condition. Age-toning to the page edges.